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The Baltic Sea will turn into a NATO inland lake with nuclear submarines

Estonia supported the accession of Finland and Sweden to NATO, as this will turn the Baltic Sea into a "lake of the alliance," the authors of the article for HBL write. However, they themselves are not happy about this state of affairs. In their opinion, membership in NATO will only increase the number of threats.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law on the ratification of the protocol with Belarus on the extension for 25 years of the operation of the radio station of the naval strategic nuclear forces Vileika.

Today, he is increasingly being talked about in the international arena

In mid-September, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared his readiness to use nuclear weapons to protect the country, among other things. The topic of its application in recent days has been heard at the highest level and in the speeches of other world leaders.

How to decipher Putin's warnings about nuclear weapons?

During his address on September 21, Vladimir Putin, in particular, repeatedly warned NATO about the consequences of intervention in the Ukrainian conflict. The author of an article in the Washington Post tried to "decipher" the warnings of the Russian leader and assess the likelihood of Russia using nuclear weapons.

Learn about the capabilities of two missiles. Russia boasts of "Sarmat", and Ukraine is waiting for the supply of American ATACMS

After Vladimir Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia, Ukraine is negotiating with America on the supply of long-range missiles, Al Jazeera reports. Since 2014, the United States has been developing projectiles capable of reaching anywhere in the world in 30 minutes. However, Sarmat will devalue all American projects.

The news that Russia has announced partial mobilization has alarmed the Western world. The White House urgently rewrote Biden's speech for the UN General Assembly, where he claimed that Vladimir Putin allegedly "made nuclear threats to Europe." The US allies, from Britain to Finland, a NATO candidate, also spoke in unison. However, even in the alliance there was no unanimity. How were the opinions of the West divided?

The rarest moment – Russia and the West agreed on one of the fundamental issues: the need for reform of the most important international organization – the UN Security Council. This body, conceived as a key tool for reaching compromises on the entire international agenda, can be expanded. However, at the expense of which countries and why does Russia still have its objections?

Vladimir Degtyar, General Director, General Designer of the Makeeva SRC, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told RIA Novosti in an interview about how the Sarmat rocket was created and what it means for Russia and the world.

Satan's Arsenal: Is Russia serious about using nuclear weapons?

The West fears that Russia may use nuclear weapons, writes Al Jazeera. The use of atomic weapons against NATO members is being actively practiced during the country's exercises, and Moscow traditionally considers it as the best deterrent, the author writes.

Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting on the development of the high-tech industry "Quantum Computing".

The path to conflict in Ukraine: truth versus Fiction

To downplay the importance of Western provocations in Ukraine is simply hypocrisy, the author of the article in Asia Times believes. He notes that there is about as much diversity in the reporting and analysis of America's most popular media as in North Korea.

In the event of an "invasion" of Taiwan by the Chinese army, the United States will send its troops to defend the island, Biden promised. In the spring, he already made such a promise, but his assistants later clarified that "the boss was misunderstood." This time, the president said: unlike Ukraine, he will send his soldiers to Taiwan to fight. Does this mean that a small island in the Pacific Ocean will become the arena of a battle between two superpowers?

General Kirillov: Kiev tried to curtail the US bio program in 2013, but yielded to pressure

An interdepartmental commission of representatives of the SBU, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and the State Veterinary Service of Ukraine in 2013 tried to curtail the projects of the Department of threat reduction of the US Defense Ministry DTRA in Ukraine, but Kiev could not resist Washington's pressure and gave in, said on Monday the head of the radiation chemical and biological protection troops, Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov.

According to Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, the head of the RCBZ Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, before Ward's arrival, the work of the organization was constructive and aimed at solving specific issues.

Former Vice-Chancellor of Austria Strache: Western arms supplies and the Ukrainian offensive are steps towards nuclear war

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine poses a threat to the whole of Europe, former Vice-Chancellor of Austria Heinz-Christian Strache said. But the politician recalled that it began back in 2014, when the United States sponsored a "putsch called Maidan", which aggravated the situation in the country.

For the first time in many years, the Russian Navy has received a real tool to aim its long-range missiles at enemy ships. According to a number of reports, the military satellite "Peony-NKS" has finally got up for combat duty. How did it happen that this device was created for so long and why is its work critically important for the security of the whole of Russia?

US President Joe Biden warned Russia about the consequences in the event of a nuclear strike on Ukraine. According to experts, this statement indicates the likelihood of a provocation with the use of chemical or even nuclear weapons. The target of the attack may be the Zaporozhye NPP or a chemical industry plant. Russia has a serious reason not to use nuclear weapons first, besides, such an attack will nullify any victory.

What the IAEA inspectors in Energodar wanted and could not do

The autumn counteroffensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) led to an escalation of the conflict in the zone of the special military operation (SVO). On the morning of September 11, the last of the six power units was stopped at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (NPP). The corresponding decision was caused by the incessant shelling of the object from heavy artillery. Further escalation is fraught with the threat of a repeat of Chernobyl or Fukushima.

London's Nuclear Ambitions: History and Modernity

Back in August 1948, the British government signed an agreement with the United States to deploy American military bases in the eastern part of England. Thus, for the first time in the history of the United Kingdom, foreign troops entered its territory in peacetime.

Calls for demilitarization of the territory of the Zaporizhia NPP are unrealistic - there are no heavy military equipment and army units on it, and the Russian side does not intend to remove security units from the station, said Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia's permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna.